Reborn in the Great Tang: Five Sons Vie for the Throne
重生大唐之五子夺嫡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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672Chapters
550kPopularity
1.1kReaders
2.2kMust-read votes
9.1Score
2.6kRatings
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Reader comments 47
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In ancient times, in any dynasty, children born to concubines had to be called the first wife as their mother. There was no such thing as aunt. Calling other concubines was almost the same. It's also too vague. Many character introductions don't need such detailed word count. If you can't think of a good plot, you don't need to go to Baidu to upload historical introductions. A brief introduction will suffice. If we are really interested in a certain historical figure, why don't we learn about it ourselves? One of the most popular novels I have ever read, I moved it to Baidu just to make up the word count. The more I look at it, the less I can stand it.
If you finish this book and read it carefully, you will definitely know all the characters and events in the early Tang Dynasty and related historical events. I am not writing a novel for you to write historical records!!! It's too shabby. There's not much written about the main character seizing the legitimate heir. It's a lot of nonsense!!!!
The ending is sloppy and some of the process is awkward, but it's okay.
One word, five-star praise
He often digresses into historical records and the main text is sparse.
Really, is this a time travel novel or a historical novel? The entire book will only cover a few chapters of history. Should I say that you are stupid or something else? Probably half of the whole book is history, and I can't stand it at all.
I can read the whole book, so the instructions are good.
It's so uncomfortable. How can it be so careless? I'm really unhappy. Although it's the best ending, can there be some follow-up Easter eggs?
You really overestimate the expressive ability of a child who is more than ten years old or under ten years old! Even if you are a child of the royal family, no matter how smart you are, you can't do what you wrote. Is that still a child? Those are teenagers, okay? It's really abandonment. What is it about? Write about children as if they were adults. . .
The author went too far for the sake of word count, and copied everything from modern times to ancient times, and also moved modern songs to ancient times. The environment is completely different. It's just bad in itself. I can't stand it anymore. It's a waste of time. I want to give it an average rating. The more I write, the more annoying it gets.